I created the title installation and catalogue for an exhibition focusing on photographic collage and impermanence.

As viewers walk down the hallway toward the gallery entrance, the letter fragments begin to solidify. Just as they enter the gallery, the pieces come together to create the fleeting illusion of readability. A couple steps after they enter, the illusion is gone.

Residual Reality

Exhibition — For University of Wisconsin Eau Claire

I hypothetically rebranded an organization fighting to preserve the temperate rainforests in Alaska.

Rainforests are categorized by an annual precipitation of 68 to 78 inches. The only difference between a tropical rainforest and a temperate one is the temperature. Although the coastal temperate rainforests of Alaska don't receive as much attention as those in the Amazon, they are still every bit as important and every bit as endangered.

Alaska Conservation Society

Identity — Student Work

I art directed a group of high school student photographers and designed an installation with their work.

Hundreds of pinback buttons combined to create the campaign branding and acted as takeaways for visitors.